Xinhua News Agency, London, May 15 (Reporter Zheng Bofei) According to the London Metropolitan Police Department on the 15th, a 21-year-old man suspected of arson at the residence of British Prime Minister Stamer has been formally prosecuted.

　　Police said the defendant is a Ukrainian man, Roman Lavrenovic, who was charged with three counts of "intentional arson with life-threatening." The allegations involved three arson incidents, one of which occurred in a property "related to a public figure with high popularity" in the early morning of the 12th.

　　Lavrenovic was arrested by the police on the 13th. Police said he will appear in Westminster District Court on the 16th.

　　The London Metropolitan Police Department announced on the 12th that a fire broke out in Prime Minister Stamer's residence in north London in the early morning of the same day, and the entrance to the residence was damaged and no one was injured. The police are investigating the relevant situation urgently. It is reported that Stamer and his family moved to 10 Downing Street after Labor won the general election last year.

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